Rhode Island Blue Card Practice Test

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What is the minimum required safety area behind the backstop on an outdoor range?

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The correct answer is: 500 yards

The minimum required safety area behind the backstop on an outdoor range is established to ensure the safety of individuals in and around the shooting area. This safety zone acts as a buffer to prevent any projectiles from leaving the range and potentially causing harm. Specifically, a distance of 500 yards behind the backstop is considered necessary to accommodate the potential range of high-velocity ammunition and to account for various factors such as wind, shooting angles, and the environment. This distance aims to ensure that any stray rounds that might go over or through the backstop do not pose a risk to people or property in the vicinity. Establishing a safety area is crucial to range management and practices. It informs layout planning and policies related to outdoor shooting facilities, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and best practices in recreational shooting and training environments.